Tony Blair emissary to King Mohammed expected Tuesday

Originally published March 4, 2000

Lord Levy, personal emissary of Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair to King Mohammed VI, is expected in Rabat Tuesday on a six day visit to the kingdom. A press-release of UK embassy in Rabat said Levy will deliver a message to the king and discuss with officials bilateral issues such as trade and investments and the situation prevailing in the Middle East.

Levy, who already visited as Blair's emissary, Syria, Jordan, Israel and Gulf countries, will stop in Tunis on March 6.

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